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20-11-11, 09:25 PM
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any way to de-restrict sv650n 09' without changing the ecu?
hey,
i have a restricted sv and one guy here told me that there is a way to derestrict it without changing the ecu/cdi..? i guess here is the best place to ask about it. thnx |
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20-11-11, 09:29 PM
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Re: any way to de-restrict sv650n 09' without changing the ecu?
as far as i am aware no, the ECU is the restriction. There are a few full power ECU's in the for sale section
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20-11-11, 09:48 PM
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Re: any way to de-restrict sv650n 09' without changing the ecu?
It may be possible to remap a 33 ECU back to full power.
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21-11-11, 07:19 AM
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Re: any way to de-restrict sv650n 09' without changing the ecu?
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SV650Racer will be able to assist. Word of warning to the OP, you bike will more than likely be a twin spark motor so a pre K8 ecu won't work.
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21-11-11, 11:41 PM
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Re: any way to de-restrict sv650n 09' without changing the ecu?
Why pay to get your restricted ecu re-mapped to full power?!
By a full power one from here or ebay for £50 and sell the restricted one for the same price. Result= full power bike without a lighter wallet. |
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22-11-11, 12:17 PM
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Re: any way to de-restrict sv650n 09' without changing the ecu?
My guess is you will be able to alter you existing ECU to release full power for little or no outlay and no buying/selling hassle. The Bandit/GSX 650 restricted ECUs only need one wire to be snipped for example.
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22-11-11, 05:37 PM
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Re: any way to de-restrict sv650n 09' without changing the ecu?
Did anyone tried it on sv?
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22-11-11, 07:30 PM
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Re: any way to de-restrict sv650n 09' without changing the ecu?
just found this one..
http://www.svrider.de/index.php?seit...ase&artikel=81 any one have an idea wich one is on the new ecu ? |
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